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Aaron’s Rod

CHAPTER XII
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In the near distance, under the house elm-tree tops were yellowing.

He felt himself changing inside his skin.
So he turned away to his coffee and eggs.

A little silver egg-cup with a curious little frill round it: honey in a frail, iridescent glass bowl, gold-iridescent: the charm of delicate and fine things.

He smiled half mockingly to himself.

Two instincts played in him: the one, an instinct for fine, delicate things: he had attractive hands; the other, an inclination to throw the dainty little table with all its niceties out of the window.


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